Uploaded January 2009 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
This video contains the final level's opening scenes, parts of the final level's gameplay, the end of the final level, along with the credits for the game. I would have shown off the entire level, but it normally takes longer to complete than Youtube's video length guidelines. Plus, I'm not too good at the game.
The final level, Big Celebration Parade, lets you play as Evo (the micro chip you've been controlling animals with the entire game) in his complete form. The power cells that you have collected throughout every level in the game play a dramatic role in Evo's strength; collecting a low number of cells will make Evo bronze-colored and pretty weak, while collecting a high number of cells will make Evo silver-colored and pretty strong. If you're able to collect all 390 power cells in the game, then you can play as Evo in an even more powerful gold form, though I have not unlocked this.
At the very start of the level, you have to traverse the hallways in the center of the space station to destroy a brain. The only thing that can destroy you in this portion is time, since waiting too long to kill the creature will result in the Earth shrinking to nothingness via a shrink ray. Once the brain is defeated, you jump around in happiness before realizing that the brain piloted the space station, and that it is now on a crash course to Earth.
Once it lands near New York City, you have to escape the space station and swim over to the mainland to destroy 52 robotic animals in a time limit a tiny bit above twenty minutes. Most of the animals are fairly easy to find and kill, though several of them (rocket foxes and flying dogs) hang out in the air, which may lead to some troubles. If you check up on your health and time limit every once and awhile, you should easily be able to kill the animals as Silver Evo.
Once you beat the game, you are given a bit of ending dialogue, the credits, and then the title screen once again. It's nothing too amazing, but it's still a fun process to go through up until the credits.
If you wish to see only a portion of the video, then here are some rough time locations for each part:
At 0:23, the final level begins.
At 1:10, Evo becomes playable.
At 2:08, the brain is destroyed.
At 3:18, Space Station Silicon Valley crashes into Earth.
At 4:13, the first animal is killed.
At 6:24, the final animal is killed.
At 7:24, the credits to the game roll.
Space Station Silicon Valley is a really fun game--if you do not own it on the N64, and are still trying to collect games for the console, then this game should definitely be kept in your thoughts if you find it while shopping. The game later released as Evo's Space Adventures on the original Playstation in Europe, so I guess that version is also an option for those of you who are interested.
=====CREDITS=====
Video:
- Chris Ricci (NintendoDSKid)
Music:
- No Compromise
nocorock.com
myspace.com/nocompromise
Captured and Created With:
- EyeTV Hybrid
- WinTV 6
- Windows Movie Maker
I hope that you enjoyed this video. Feel free to ask me any questions regarding my videos, and stay tuned for more stuff in the near future!
This video contains the final level's opening scenes, parts of the final level's gameplay, the end of the final level, along with the credits for the game. I would have shown off the entire level, but it normally takes longer to complete than Youtube's video length guidelines. Plus, I'm not too good at the game.
The final level, Big Celebration Parade, lets you play as Evo (the micro chip you've been controlling animals with the entire game) in his complete form. The power cells that you have collected throughout every level in the game play a dramatic role in Evo's strength; collecting a low number of cells will make Evo bronze-colored and pretty weak, while collecting a high number of cells will make Evo silver-colored and pretty strong. If you're able to collect all 390 power cells in the game, then you can play as Evo in an even more powerful gold form, though I have not unlocked this.
At the very start of the level, you have to traverse the hallways in the center of the space station to destroy a brain. The only thing that can destroy you in this portion is time, since waiting too long to kill the creature will result in the Earth shrinking to nothingness via a shrink ray. Once the brain is defeated, you jump around in happiness before realizing that the brain piloted the space station, and that it is now on a crash course to Earth.
Once it lands near New York City, you have to escape the space station and swim over to the mainland to destroy 52 robotic animals in a time limit a tiny bit above twenty minutes. Most of the animals are fairly easy to find and kill, though several of them (rocket foxes and flying dogs) hang out in the air, which may lead to some troubles. If you check up on your health and time limit every once and awhile, you should easily be able to kill the animals as Silver Evo.
Once you beat the game, you are given a bit of ending dialogue, the credits, and then the title screen once again. It's nothing too amazing, but it's still a fun process to go through up until the credits.
If you wish to see only a portion of the video, then here are some rough time locations for each part:
At 0:23, the final level begins.
At 1:10, Evo becomes playable.
At 2:08, the brain is destroyed.
At 3:18, Space Station Silicon Valley crashes into Earth.
At 4:13, the first animal is killed.
At 6:24, the final animal is killed.
At 7:24, the credits to the game roll.
Space Station Silicon Valley is a really fun game--if you do not own it on the N64, and are still trying to collect games for the console, then this game should definitely be kept in your thoughts if you find it while shopping. The game later released as Evo's Space Adventures on the original Playstation in Europe, so I guess that version is also an option for those of you who are interested.
=====CREDITS=====
Video:
- Chris Ricci (NintendoDSKid)
Music:
- No Compromise
nocorock.com
myspace.com/nocompromise
Captured and Created With:
- EyeTV Hybrid
- WinTV 6
- Windows Movie Maker
I hope that you enjoyed this video. Feel free to ask me any questions regarding my videos, and stay tuned for more stuff in the near future!
